Hello, James
> If the point is to somehow "save resources" by turning off DHCP when
> not wanted, isn't that really more of a client implementation issue
> than it is a protocol issue? The existing M/O bits only suggest when
> starting DHCP might be good. It's up to implementations to determine
Joseph,
Do you have a particular security model in mind for giving Router
Advertisements the power to control software functionality on each node?
It would seem quite dangerous to enable/disable DHCPv6 clients
arbitrarily based on bit settings in un-protected RA messages.
Regards,
Brian
